TA-ANALYSIS: Iran Considers Resuming Urainium Enrichment, page 1

The Iranian parliment is drafting a bill to force the government to resume uranium enrichment, inspite of the IAEA's objections. Iran which insists it's nuclear ambitions are for peaceful purposes could face international sanctions by the UN following a scheduled meeting on November 25th to review Iran's compliance.

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The legislation, if approved as expected, would fuel an international crisis as the UN nuclear watchdog tries to persuade Iran to limit nuclear activities that Washington says are aimed at producing an atomic bomb.

Iran, which insists its intentions are peaceful, has already rejected a resolution of the International Atomic Energy Agency last month demanding Iran freeze all uranium enrichment activities by late November.

If Iran fails to meet the demand, the IAEA could refer the situation to the UN Security Council, which could impose sanctions. The IAEA will meet November 25 to judge Iran's compliance.

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Iranian uranium processing has not stopped in spite of the request of the IAEA. They have continued to take the steps leading up to enrichment including building centerfuges and processing raw uranium. This bill, when passed, will be the final go ahead and act of defience in the face of International objections.
Iran has proven themselves to be determined to acheive a nuclear deterrant in the face of threats from the United States and Israel.

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